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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-10

FREEBURG ITEMs.-The 44th Horse
sale on the 4th Inst, was we'll attsnd>
ed and the horses brought a good
price. 1t was also good time for
the candidates to smile upon the
voters of Washington township.
+. ID. w. Y. @. Society met at the
house of II. +. Arbogast on Friday
evening where pleasant evening
was spent.
Rev. ii. A. Bomberger OF College
vile, was the guest of Miss Mary
We;st, last week.
Jacob Bossler who moved here last
spring from Ohio, will move to Kan"
sas in April, and will have sale on
the Goth OF March.
Those Of our people who attended
the Band Entertainments speak well
OF it, and regret that they were not
able to attend them all.
Mrs. ii. III. Grimm OF Middleburgh,
spent Sunday with her many friends
here.
On last Saturday evening the
friends OF 8. q. Hilbish met at his
house, in honor OF the 25th ami
versary of their marriage. They were
the recipients Of many valuable gifts.
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Ilin sa chile anang Ys takln notes, an faith lel'
DTllt en-"

A bad sign-endorsing Il WORTHLESS
note.
Figures will not lie, but they are
handy to lie with.
Whisper 1t softly-hoops are com
Ing into fashion again.
After the sweets Of married Lille de-
part the family jars remain.
What is my opinion of misfortune 2
1t is man without an umbrella Oh a
rainy day.
Jerry Smith, formerly of this place
out OF late resident of Lykens, Pa
mas been appointe conductor on one
OF the street car lines in Philadelphia.
Some one has met blue-bird in the
heighborhood, but the poor harbin>
ger Of spring had a bit of red flannel
around its throat and q mustard plas
Ter on its chest.
III, says Addison, "you wish sue
cess In life, make perseverance your
"osom friend, experience your wise
counsellor, caution your elder brother,
ana hope your guardian genius"
A woman recently called at a book
store In Lewisburg to buy an altman
nc Tor 1887. Upon being told that the
price was six cents piece or two for
ten cents, she concluded to take the
.wo' saying she could use one of them
LOT next year. She reides in Unio u
county.
Team OF horses belonging to VIM.
Dreess OF near Bnnvertown, freight
ehed at train Of cars at the Mid
u,eourgh station on Monday and ran
oi-striking w. b, Winey's scales in
theirnadfiight which they completely
demolished. We did not learn the
uainage done to the team or where
IL was caught.
NoTIcK.-Deibert has returned, and
I. ready In his gallery lopposits Bow
ersox's store, in Beavertown, Pa. for
customers. Pictures from 10 small
gems up, to l for according to
size' Also a fresh lot Of new frames.
10 not neglect to get = nice picture in
gu exlo inch frame for ol,sb with cord
ready Tor the perlQr. Such chances
W. $500 0o1 rlctov6D 1okoo a
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AND
CARPET
BARGAINS!

Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bcvcl Glass eX
ira well made in work and
finish, but a little otlin style
Five Cottage Painted Suit>
ut Il bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except in finish
Five Lounges at II sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-cloth &" " "
One
second hand.
-Four marblctop ParlOr tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
9. 9. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag Carpcts-last
Spring stylesand remnants
and all the above are per
feet, except in style and
finish. Me wish to clean
them Out-all are marked
Bargains andprices in plain
figures.
All our regular stock of
FURNITURE & OAR
PETS ut II reduced price
for the NEXT THIRTY
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
freight paid to any point ON
=. II. II.
w. II. FELIX,
The popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, Lewistown.
r=Y Undertaking IA specially,
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ApAMspune.-on last Thursday

ADAMsBURa.-O last Thursday
evening birthday surprise party was
given to Mrs. Reuben Dreese- 1T
being her 10th birthday. The good
lady was taken entirely by surprise
The table was spread with all the
delicacies of the season and heartily
enjoyed, while the current of conyer-
sation ran free and easy to the enjoys
inent of all present. IL was most
enjoyable airuir all round. Mrs. ID.
was the recipient Of many valuable
presents.
David Brown, who year ago left
for Lewistown Has returned to our
town ready to supply our people with
fashionable clothing.
The "Keystone Herald" made its
first appearance last week.
ii. |. Romig Is attending the Junia>
ta conference Of the Central Penn's
Lutheran Synod at lcksburg, Juniata
county this week.
Wanted, II competent instructor, to
teach term of summer sdhool.
Miss Lizzie Gross is visiting friends
at Selinsgroye.
The Henry Clay Loceuin is in full
blast The question for debate at the
next meeting is, Resolrea that the
veto power Of the Presidert should be
repealed.
Misses Bucher and lcrgfr Of Milton
are the guests of Hettie Smith.
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M MARRIICD.

On Jan. 18th, by the same, A. F..
Herman Of port Royal, to Miss Sarah
@. Beaver, of Penn.
Feb. %, by Rev. s. j.. Brown, Miss
Sarah j. Sholly to John H.. Stahl,
both OF Union township.
Feb. 22Hd, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
Mrs. Sallie Il. Hainss, of Kantz, to
Wm. q. Roush, Of Freeburg.
Feb. 22nd, by Rev. w. A. Haas
Mrs. Mary Erdley, to John Louden-
slayer, both Of Selinsgroye.
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uzzsznx-rzHE-ssErszzse~s

WEST BEAVER. %, the mud, the
beautiful mud
Candidates are calling on the dear
people. BY all appearances it will be
IA mixed up thing.
Warner has moved his saw mil
from ). Maurer's woods to Sol. Stein.
inger's where they have fine lot OF
white oak to cut. They are II clever
set Of boys.
w G.. Wagner is selling goods AT
rock bottom prices to make room for
the spring trade.
superintendent Boyer visited the
schools in West Beaver township last
week and gave two evening lectures.
There will he II large acreage OF
potatoes planted this ysar.
Perry w. Treaster is at present sick.
DIR. Shive will soon have him up
again.
WIN. Herbster is also sick.
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- our friends throughout tho county will
.S,,se by sending us the news In their respec.
..nstoy rs, villages and noighborhoods. Send
~ y, ,he piain facts, and we will dress them up,
w.ssd be- Our columns will always be open
nn,,sose who wish to speak through them on
r.,er.i or local questions OF public interest /;
M we " III net hold ourself responsible for tho
opipiens they may express.
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MCCLURE.-I sent locals for paper
week before last. Was the editor
drunk or had the boys gone fishing
because they didn't appears [Boss.--
ED. PosT.]
Several new buildings will go up
here in the spring.
\ nGt631onurn a h -hon r>nrohaao6 = new
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the fiugures on the label of
your paper. Those figures tell you
yuR pApE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
moN IL PAID. Within weeks after
money is sent, see II date is changed.
No other receipt is necessary.
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old one Is ousgaspeilt.

old one Is 0usgaspeilt.
How much better it would be II
candidates would make their claims
known and then stay at home and
allow the people to use their own dis.
cretion in voting. 1t would save u
great deal Of unnecessary expenses to
the candidates, allow them clear
conscience on taking the oath of Office
and prevent the building of false
hopes on the reckless promises OF ev-
cry Tom, Dick and Harry.
Our church is a reality-ncarly oil
the lumber is sawed and on the
ground, and us soon as the weather
will permit the carpenters and masons
will go to work.
Our school term will soon close. The
Legislature would be doing n fine
thing Ivy making our school term six
months.
The oyster supper which took place
In the q. A. II. hall on Washington's
Birthday was n failure financially.
We have three portable steam saw
mills in our township and the way
they cut down the timber IL astonish-
ing. The timber should be saved.
Our community has been sorely
afflicted with sickness oil winter.
Rheumatism and pneumonia were the
prevailing diseases. 1t makes IL very
pleasant for the doctors while the
roads aresSo miserable.
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WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. -
The unprecedented sale Il BoscheeI
German Syrup within a.fet years, ,ha.
astouished the world. It is without
doubt the safest and bdt remedy
ever discovered for the Aeedy and
eiTectual cure of Coughs, Colds and
the severest Lung trouble. 1t acts
on an entirely different pridciple from
the usual prescriptions givdl by PLY
sicians, ms it does not dry ut cough
and leave disease still in TIT system,
but on the contrary reIbves the
cause OF the trouble, heals ,the parts
affected and leaves them Il purely
healthy condition. a bottle kept in
the house for use when tie diseases
make their appearance, viii save doc.
tors bills anda long spell Iof serious
illness. a trial will convitce you OF
these facts. 1t is positively sold by
all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, 10 cts large bottles
Jan. 30, 50.
The State Normal School It Blooms
burg, Pa, will begin the Spring Term
Tuesday, April 3, 1887.
4 still further increase of the corp,
of teachers will be made to meet the
needs of the coming term.
The new building containing TWEEN
ty>siX recitation rooms gives grcar
satisfaction as to ventilation, light
blackboards and furniture.
The last class was the largest even
graduated from the school. Full pro
fessional standing comes to ever,
teocher with the diploma.
Many students are prepared for col
lcSc.
Tuition is almost froe " tuose grad
uatinS within two years. Industry
perseverance and patience will carry
any ore through.
For catalogue, or for halffare ol
the ID. l.. & w. l.. ", and p. & X. X
Rs, students should address til,
Principal, Rev. ID. J. Waller, Jr.
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tbe Niahleturgh pust.
Published every Thursday.

..xpvn COUNTY CouRTs.-rhe Courts OF
81, County are held on the fourth Mondays
'Ssbruary, May, aud Septenber, and Second
,day ofDocember.
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Whom Baby WAS siok. We gave her CastosiA,
Whsn slls was Chud shs erred for Caatoria,
When sho became Miss, sho slung 10 Castoria,
Whom sho lad Children, she gave them Cassosia,
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Something new, that lust coins money for all
This is ono Of the nuilie. important chances OF
lifetime. Those who ere ambitions and enter
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
ali,am. 30t, q IN, 10 40 ami OF, p m, 5.2s, p IN,
% IN for Pittsbnrg and the West.
Jbs am IN. . - q IN, ~ IN, ~ p m, 9 81 M ,
II u p n, For Philsdelphls, New York, Balti.
more aud Washington.
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CENTRAL
RDagX GOODS S'EseEeEc,
SELINSGROVE, PA.

Fix it in your mind that we can
serve you well in any goods we sell
Not that our prices are ALWAYS low
er than others but our qualities are
better We always strive to OBJ
tain for our custimers the greatest
value for their money. There is no
iDrag Ill thls---it is only saying plain
ly what we consider our duty.
we are now Offering extraordin-
ary bargains i'll every department.
III order to redube the stock to make
room for an early invoice of Spring
Goods. Respectfully,
g. WEBS.
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HOUSE.

NHE undersigned having made
l. ample preparation for the acoom m odatlon
ofthe public cwould respectfully announce that
rate Of seventy-hve cents day or twenty-five
cents meal. Stabling and feed Tor horses
furnished cheap.
Those not having tried his table are respect.
fully invited to call, and they will not 90 away
dissatisfied. Rooms Q few doors west OF the
court House, Middleburgh, Pa,
GABRIFL BEAVER,
Dec.1, 1852. PIoprIetor.
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Out of our immense stock we
offer the following
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-12
Application for "a Patent

No. fst.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GiyRN THAT A. Mo.
~ MAHOk aud ]. l., KoUTzOh0, whosn
rostonice address ia Bnliionville. Lincoln
county. Nevada, has this day iiled their sppleA-
tinn for patnnt for hfteen hundred linear ient
Of the magnolia" mine or VEN hearing silver.
with surface ground Nix hundred fact in width,
situated in Highland Mining District Comfy Of
Lincoln and state Of Neyeda, and designated by
the held notes and official plat on hlo In this
Office as lot No. 81, located on unsnrveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 70 being
as followH. to wit:
Hegining NJ q post marked No. 1, U a survey
No. 81, whence the Mcndhs brick smokastack,
marked mineral monument No. i. henrs i
69s4 deg Y 1895 feet. This stnotrstack ia abou.
rs feet high and feet square at the base. The
main shaft In this claim bears N ~ deg W 500
feet. The notice monument stands feet north
course, $ II deg W 1900 feet, TO q post marked
No. 2, II survey No. 81; thence. Cd course, N
10 deg W 600 feet, TO a post markek No. ., U &
survey No. "a; thence, Sd course, N n deg
1900 feet, to post married. No. I, U survey No
al and thence, fth course, 4 10 deg 4 600 feet "a
post No. l, the place OF beginning; containing
10 G6-10O acres. Posts Nos. and stand Ia the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. and
/. stand about 40 feet easterfy Of the original To-
cation monuments. Magnetic variation, 10 de-
grees east.
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorder off,ce OF Lincoln county. Nevada, 10
book Of mining notices. This claim IL
bounded on the east and west by extensions Of
this lode--names nnlnown--and on the north
and south by no Known claims. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
Magnolia mine or surface ground are required
10 file their adverse claims with tho Register Of
The United States Land Office at Eurek, In the
State u Nevada, during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof. or they Will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
III. iifNCKI,EY, Register.
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Application for = Patent


Euxeks, Nevada, August sth. laes
NJ oTi5E ~ Hereby GIVEN THAT b. Il Ia
frnnctsco. California, has this day ALA a.
Application for patent for tjrss thousand iipsas
feet Of the PANACKER mine or vein hss.;,,s !,
silvbfs with surface ground six hundred 80
in width, situated in Ely Mining District. co,,r.
Of Lincoln ,snd btatecf Nevada. and dselansssS
oines o. lot No. 80. In Township /, NORTH R.,.ss
e., East Of Mount Disblo meridian. ssid IN
No. % being bounded a. follows 10 wit. ~
Beginning ats post marked No. /. 4 survsr
No. 20, whence tbs ons-quarter section cornsr
on south !. boundary o. section e. n, y K,
., lot No. %, bears 50 deg L n feet. Thsnc.
running: LIST course, 3 II deg min " ano
foot, TO post marked No q, 4 suryoy M n.
thance, I'd course, n IS dog 50 min Goi1 secs
20 post MARRIED No. 0. survey No 90. from
Which the sw corner Of Sec ~ Issrs s 70 doc ~,
milo w37 l-1n feet; thence. 81 eourss. ~ ~ A." 40
min y 1900 tect. to post Married 10 4 II z
survey No 80; thence, 4th course, n Ia dea "a
mig y 600 fest, to post marked No i. the Mac "a
81 beginning, containing ~ 32-100 scres. Ma.
nstic variation 10 deg Eest.
This ciatm 10 bounded BY no known c,.s,,s
tho naArest being the .'eilvor', mipiuc cIs;.,
owned BY O. II. Patchon.
Any snd all porsons clsimipe sdyerselv .cv
portion Of the said ssPsnacker'' nina a. ..ess.s
ground are required 20 die their adverse sisi,ns
III ne nesiser o. he United states Land
once q Eureka and State Of Nevada. ,iur;rc
tho sixty days period Of publication hsranf
or they viii b. haired By virtue II tho nrorss'
FL. HIxcKLEY. Rsrtsts,.
SIS hereby ofdstsd thst the foregoing notice
q spRisssesson for patent % pubiishsd for the
ArconD. : weakly newspAper published II
suis.ios FIJI. HrxoKLEY, Registrar.
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Application for a Patent
40 rnf
THOMPSON MINE.
No. sg7.

UNITED srarEs LAM OFdCF,
Eureka havana Fslruar, IA 40

UNITED Sfarfs LAM DFuCF,
Eureka, Nusaoa, February "a. 1851.
NOllcE Ii HEhEbY GIVEN HAT !. W,
IN N. cariezs, whose pOstoilice aaur % il
Pniigdelphla, peunsy lvanis, has thu ds, nled
his application for patent for one Aoslsand
ll0ooj linear feet OF the Thompson Mine 81 geln
bearing silver. with surface ground hIee lun-
dfed and twenty-three g323l feet In width, ill.,
ate. lying and being in TEN Piute Mils!lS Dts
triet, County Of Lincoln and state OF Nov.du,
aud known and designated by the field notas
aud ofieial plat on file in this ONCE as lot Num-
Der FIFTY nse 30 located on unsurgeytd iald
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. IS
being as follows. to wit Vsriation ID degrees
and 70 minutes east. Commencing At = post
marked ''Nc. l.. U \ survey No. ", !" whence u
) monument on Grant Peak bears An deg
west II2 $40 feet post No. Of U survey No
40. WyandOtte lode, beaFs north Ak deg east
lsd feet, and the WORKING shaft on this lode
bears north 6lss degrees west lis feet. Thence
running, lHt course, north 20 deg west 1860 feet
20 post marked No.2, U survey No. IS, at the
northeast corner monument Of this claim;
thence. I'd course, south "a deg west a23 feet.
TO post marked No. 3, q } survey No. b5, at
the northwest coruer monument VI this claim,
thence. Sd course, south 10 deg east 1910 feot
TO pest marked No. a. U : survey No. IS, at the
eouthwest corner monument OF this clnim.
which monument is on the western boundary
Of the wysndoite lodei from 1t post No. /, q 4
survey No. 40. Wyandotte lode. bears south NM
deg west B17 feet: post No. u \ survey No. "a
Prodigal lode, bears south AN deg west 5a2
feet, aud post No. 0. u survey No. "A. same
lode bears south "a y deg west ie5 l.IO fee,
thence, stb course. north "a deg east sai feet.
TO post No. i. at the place Of beginning. con
tanning l5-lOo acres. This claim is bounded
on the south by the Wyandotte lode.
The location Of this Mine IL duly recorded in
the Recorders Office Of TEN Pinte Mining Dis
triet, Ia Book d, pages ia and li5, Of Mining
Records Any and all persona claiming IA.
yersely any portion OF said Thompson Mine or
said mining ground AZ hereinbcfore described.
are required to fie their adverse clam with
The Register Of the United States Land Office at
E1reis, In the State OF Nevada during tho sisty
days period OF publication hereof, N they viii
be barred by virtue Of tho provifios u the
Statnte.
Imrf-gN H. HINCKLFY. Isnfetaf
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Notice TO lienhuIdsrs.

MOToLIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
IN undersigned has commenced II sction 70
the Justice Court OF Phoebe Township. Lihe0ll
County, state Of Nevada, in which action the
undersigned Is plaintiff and Maynower Silver
Mining Company Ohio mine and Comet
mine are defendants, which action
broughtto enforce iieLfn fav0i Of plhintir
aud against defendants, upon the following
described property and prsmises, situated III
Bristol MInina u istrsct. I.!necin ncnnty. sss..
OF Nevsds. to wit. The property known rs the
Mayhowermine, inBGid District containing CO.,,
dollars. gold coin. and 10 claimed under
and BY virtue OFFS Act Of the Less
mturc or the stAte Of Nevada. entitled
IAN Act to secure liens to mechanics
and others .andto repeaiAllotherActs in rela.
ton therein. approved March "a, 1873. Nov.
therefore, al persons hAving holding, or claim
ing liens upon said rrenises under theprovit.
ions Of said Act are hereby notified 10 be sfa
appear before ssid Court on the 17th DAY o.
ircbruAry. A. D lass, ~ 10 O'Clock 4. ~, Ano
then and there exhibit their rita liens sHo
ia7ld MARX oHuRroH. Ihsnholdss,